Forward: This contract is a binding document and governs the group until the assigned project deadlines. If the group separates, or a member is fired, the basic contract laws remain intact for both parties. However, being fired may cause work responsibilities to shift.
Article I: Absence Policy If your absent you are responsible for making up the work
Article II: Work Policy
a. Each group member will work to the best of their ability, completing work that is up to standards with punctuality.
b. If a group member commits plagiarism, they are solely responsible and incur the punishment on their own.
c. To reduce the amount of time the group may need to work outside of class on this project, each group member commits to complete focus on this problem while in class.
Article III: Leadership
a. At the beginning of the project, a leader will be voted upon democratically. If a group member is absent at the time of voting, they waive their right to participate in voting. The person who wins the most votes becomes the leader. If there is an unclear outcome (same number of votes for different people), the group will have no leader until one can be chosen by a revote.
b. By being elected leader, the person must perform the following duties:
1. Organize group meetings. 2. Create and enforce a group agenda to govern group progress. This must be updated daily showing what each student is working on and shared with the group and Mr. Nilsen via the Wikispace your group creates. 3. Organize any out of school project efforts. 4. Provide communication between group members in order to help individuals work towards the project goal.
If they fail to perform these duties, or another person is also carrying them out, a revote may be taken to determine whether to obtain a new leader.
c. If a leader fulfills his or her duties, they will receive five extra credit leadership points at the end of the projects. The current group leader will receive these points, regardless of how long they lead the group. If no leader has been assigned, a majority vote will decide who receives the leadership points.
Article IV: Work Ethics
a. If a group member does not complete work they were assigned, they will be given one warning. The next time work is not completed two points will be deducted from there final grade
b. The project must be completed at least one day before the due date at 5:00. Unless there is problems. Punishment includes flogging and dismemberment of body parts.
c. Work as hard as you can please.
Article V: Member Dismissal A group member is given 5 warnings. The group will have a meeting with Nilly and the members have the right to kick that person out.
Article VI: Signature
By signing this contract the following group members abide to the articles above. If any member fails to abide by the articles of this contract, they may be fired from the group, as outlined in Article V above.
Members: Dylan, Grant, Ryan, and Ally
Task List and Assignments: Everyone will be doing a specific type of burger
Dylan: HamburgersFoley: Cheese Burger
Grant: Bacon Cheese Burger
Ally: Double Cheese Burger
Group Constitution
Forward: This contract is a binding document and governs the group until the assigned project deadlines. If the group separates, or a member is fired, the basic contract laws remain intact for both parties. However, being fired may cause work responsibilities to shift.
Article I: Absence Policy
If your absent you are responsible for making up the work
Article II: Work Policy
a. Each group member will work to the best of their ability, completing work that is up to standards with punctuality.
b. If a group member commits plagiarism, they are solely responsible and incur the punishment on their own.
c. To reduce the amount of time the group may need to work outside of class on this project, each group member commits to complete focus on this problem while in class.
Article III: Leadership
a. At the beginning of the project, a leader will be voted upon democratically. If a group member is absent at the time of voting, they waive their right to participate in voting. The person who wins the most votes becomes the leader. If there is an unclear outcome (same number of votes for different people), the group will have no leader until one can be chosen by a revote.
b. By being elected leader, the person must perform the following duties:
1. Organize group meetings.
2. Create and enforce a group agenda to govern group progress. This must be updated daily showing what each student is working on and shared with the group and Mr. Nilsen via the Wikispace your group creates.
3. Organize any out of school project efforts.
4. Provide communication between group members in order to help individuals work towards the project goal.
If they fail to perform these duties, or another person is also carrying them out, a revote may be taken to determine whether to obtain a new leader.
c. If a leader fulfills his or her duties, they will receive five extra credit leadership points at the end of the projects. The current group leader will receive these points, regardless of how long they lead the group. If no leader has been assigned, a majority vote will decide who receives the leadership points.
Article IV: Work Ethics
a. If a group member does not complete work they were assigned, they will be given one warning. The next time work is not completed two points will be deducted from there final grade
b. The project must be completed at least one day before the due date at 5:00. Unless there is problems. Punishment includes flogging and dismemberment of body parts.
c. Work as hard as you can please.
Article V: Member Dismissal
A group member is given 5 warnings. The group will have a meeting with Nilly and the members have the right to kick that person out.
Article VI: Signature
By signing this contract the following group members abide to the articles above. If any member fails to abide by the articles of this contract, they may be fired from the group, as outlined in Article V above.
Signatures: